Assessment

Assessment Tools
**RubiStar** from WWW4Teachers lets you create, save and edit rubrics online.

The **Rubric Machine** from the Landmark Project allows you to generate rubrics and save them on the Web, as well as to access rubrics others have created.

**Assessing Projects** from the Intel Education Web site includes an online application for developing checklists, rubrics and open-text assessments, as well as a database of high-quality assessments created by teachers who have gone through the Intel Education training. The site also includes professional development resources for assessment.

**Read Write Think Rubrics** The International Reading Association rubrics for many reading and writing assignments, including everything from read-aloud to book covers to essay, letter and e-mail writing.

This 4 minute video shows how to **Use Google Forms to Create a Quiz**. You create a form with your test questions, students take the quiz online, and their answers are automatically saved into a Google Spreadsheet which you can use to read and grade results.

With **QuizStar** from the Advance Learning Technologies Center at the University of Kansas, you can create quizzes for students to take online. Questions may be multiple choice, true/false, or short answer, and may include multimedia files. Quizzes are stored on the site for student access. There is a subscription fee for this service. A University of Wisconsin professor created **Parade of Games in Powerpoint** to provide educators with templates for games to reinforce learning. Each game is a PowerPoint presentation that can be downloaded and customized with questions about your subject. The games can be used to gain student attention, pre-view or review important information, or test student comprehension.

**Hot Potatoes** software enables you to create interactive multiple-choice, short-answer, jumbled-sentence, crossword, matching/ordering, and gap-fill exercises for the World Wide Web. Hot Potatoes is available for Macintosh and Windows and is free of charge for nonprofit, educational users who make their pages available on the Web.

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